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Satō Nobuhiro (佐藤信淵, July 18, 1769 – February 17, 1850) was a Japanese scientist and early advocate of Japanese Westernization. He is considered the founder of the "Greater East Asia" concept. Satō attempted to synthesize Western science (especially Astronomy) with Japanese political and philosophical thought. His ideas contributed to the early modern consolidation of the religion of Shinto, especially in the form of State Shinto. In his 1825 treatise Tenchūku, Satō argued that the cosmology in the Kojiki was both indigenous to Japan and the most compatible of all world religions with astronomy. He extended the Western model, however, by arguing that Shinto provided additional explanations for astronomical phenomenon that had not yet been explained by Western astronomy.

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rdfs:label	ساتو نوبوهيرو (ar) Satō Nobuhiro (de) Satō Nobuhiro (fr) 佐藤信淵 (ja) 사토 노부히로 (ko) Satō Nobuhiro (en) 佐藤信渊 (zh)
rdfs:comment	ساتو نوبوهيرو (باليابانية: 佐藤信淵؛ بالكانا: さとうのぶひろ) هو لغوي وعالم سياسة واقتصادي ياباني، ولد في 18 يوليو 1769 في ‏ في اليابان، وتوفي في 17 فبراير 1850. (ar) 사토 노부히로(일본어: 佐藤信淵, 1769년 7월 18일 ~ 1850년 2월 17일)는 에도 시대 후기의 절대주의적 사상가로, 경세가(経世家, 경제학자), 농학자, 병학자(兵学者), 농정가(農政家, 농업 정책 및 법령 연구가)이기도 하다. 데와 국 오가치군 고오리야마 촌(현 아키타현 오가치 군 우고정) 출신으로, 통칭은 백우(百祐), 자는 겐카이(元海), 호는 쇼안(松庵), 반쇼사이(万松斎), 유사이(融斎), 춘원(椿園) 등이 있다. 와타나베 가잔은 그의 문하 중 한 사람이다. (ko) 佐藤信淵（さとうのぶひろ、明和6年6月15日（1769年7月18日） - 嘉永3年1月6日（1850年2月17日））は、江戸時代後期の絶対主義的思想家であり、経世家（経済学者）、農学者、兵学者、でもある。本業は医師。出羽国雄勝郡西馬音内前郷村または郡山村（ともに、現秋田県雄勝郡羽後町）出身。通称（幼名）は百祐（ももすけ）、字は元海、号は松庵・万松斎・融斎・椿園。幼少から父の佐藤信季と各地を旅行して見聞を広め、のち江戸に出て儒学を、国学を平田篤胤、神道をにそれぞれ学び、さらに本草学・蘭学を宇田川玄随や大槻玄沢に、天文暦数をに学んだ。その学問は農政・物産・海防・兵学・天文・国学など広範に及び、主著に『宇内混同秘策』『経済要録』『農政本論』がある。 (ja) 佐藤信渊（日语：佐藤信淵／さとうのぶひろ Satō Nobuhiro，1769年7月18日－1850年2月17日）是日本江户时代后期的经济学家。主张取消身份差别，设立免费的大学、诊所和养老院。主要著作有《经济要录》、《海防策》等。 (zh) Satō Nobuhiro (佐藤信淵, 18 juillet 1769 – 17 février 1850) est un scientifique japonais et partisan précoce de l'occidentalisation du Japon. Il est considéré comme le créateur du concept de Grande Asie de l'est. Satō préconise un gouvernement autoritaire fondé sur la science et les institutions politiques occidentales. Dans son Keizai yōryaku (« La quintessence de l’Économie »), il écrit que « La raison d'être de l'économie est de gérer le royaume, de développer des produits, d'enrichir les domaines et de secourir tout le monde ». (fr) Satō Nobuhiro (佐藤信淵, July 18, 1769 – February 17, 1850) was a Japanese scientist and early advocate of Japanese Westernization. He is considered the founder of the "Greater East Asia" concept. Satō attempted to synthesize Western science (especially Astronomy) with Japanese political and philosophical thought. His ideas contributed to the early modern consolidation of the religion of Shinto, especially in the form of State Shinto. In his 1825 treatise Tenchūku, Satō argued that the cosmology in the Kojiki was both indigenous to Japan and the most compatible of all world religions with astronomy. He extended the Western model, however, by arguing that Shinto provided additional explanations for astronomical phenomenon that had not yet been explained by Western astronomy. (en)
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has abstract	ساتو نوبوهيرو (باليابانية: 佐藤信淵؛ بالكانا: さとうのぶひろ) هو لغوي وعالم سياسة واقتصادي ياباني، ولد في 18 يوليو 1769 في ‏ في اليابان، وتوفي في 17 فبراير 1850. (ar) Satō Nobuhiro (佐藤信淵, July 18, 1769 – February 17, 1850) was a Japanese scientist and early advocate of Japanese Westernization. He is considered the founder of the "Greater East Asia" concept. Satō attempted to synthesize Western science (especially Astronomy) with Japanese political and philosophical thought. His ideas contributed to the early modern consolidation of the religion of Shinto, especially in the form of State Shinto. In his 1825 treatise Tenchūku, Satō argued that the cosmology in the Kojiki was both indigenous to Japan and the most compatible of all world religions with astronomy. He extended the Western model, however, by arguing that Shinto provided additional explanations for astronomical phenomenon that had not yet been explained by Western astronomy. Satō advocated an authoritarian government based on Western science and political institutions. In his Keizai yōryaku (The Epitome of Economy), he wrote that "The rationale of economy is to manage the realm, develop goods, make domains affluent, and succor everyone." Satō considered the Western European great powers to be a threat that Japan needed to counter by radical economic and military reforms, as well as imperial expansion along Western European lines. His 1823 work A Secret Strategy for Expansion（宇内混同秘策） called for Japanese world domination, describing how China should be conquered via Manchuria. He suggested that the Japanese government embark on "colonial and agricultural undertakings" on uninhabited islands in the South China Sea. He also said that the Japanese government should take the Ryūkyū as a base to attack and capture Luzon Island by surprise, then use Luzon as a base for its "southward advance" to seize Java and other places, ultimately spreading its "military might" in Southeast Asia. He believed that Japan should "adopt suitable means of aggression and annexation" to "increase its national interests." This became the first draft of Japan's "southward advance" strategy. (en)

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